Jilbaab: The Outer Garment

Jilbaab 

Enveloped With Submissive Dignity

Enveloped With Submissive Dignity

In many secret locations, treasure-chests, deposits, safes, banks, hidden excavations in the ground and chambers, people have hidden away from the eyes of men the most precious of items, the likes of money and jewellery. Some hide them out of fear of theft, wh...

BY: Bintus-Sabeel

Why Muslim Women Cover

Why Muslim Women Cover

This is an amazing lecture by Imaam Siraaj Wahaaj on the Jilbaab. All sisters are advised to listen to this talk and pass it on to other sisters. Allah Almighty has said: {O Prophet! Tell your wives and your daughters and the women of the believers ...

BY: Imaam Siraj Wahaj

The Jilbaab: An Obligation Upon Every Believing Woman

The Jilbaab: An Obligation Upon Every Believing Woman

Evidence from the Qur’aan In the Quran, Allah ('azza wa jall) says: {O Prophet! Say to your wives and your daughters and the women of the faithful to draw their Jalaabeeb close around them; that is better that they will be recognized and not annoyed. And God...

BY: Unknown

The Jilbaab, for all Believing Women

The Jilbaab, for all Believing Women

Allah, the Most High says: “O Prophet! Tell your wives and daughters and believing women that they should cast their Jalaabeeb [outer- garments] over their persons. That is most convenient that they should be known (as such) and not molested. And Allah is Mos...

BY: Unknown

Jilbaab & the Muslim Woman's Identity

Jilbaab & the Muslim Woman's Identity

The sources in Islamic law are primarily the Qur’aan and Sunnah[1]. The Qur’an, the book held sacred by Muslims, contains approximately 500 verses dealing with diverse topics which are of a legal relevance. The Sunnah represents the repository of reports of sa...

BY: Unknown

The Obligation of Hijaab and Jilbaab

The Obligation of Hijaab and Jilbaab

The Arabic word ‘Islaam’ simply means to 'surrender (to Allah)'. Hence, the essence of our religion is this surrender or submission, which requires trust on our part. Trust that Allah (Subhaanahu wa ta'ala) will be there for us, trust that He knows what is bes...

BY: Unknown

Behind The Veil

Behind The Veil

They can be seen every day. Shuffling down the high-street, their hair covered, their body shrouded in a lifeless garment that drapes to the floor. These poor, uneducated women are the symbol of Islamic oppression, as Cherie Blair openly commented, “Nothing m...

BY: Farah Yasmin

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